Hi my name is Mike, and I have a problem....

[Mikexii]

I'm addicted to mud..

Just saying hi, new to these forums.  Recently have gotten addicted to getting my jeep dirty.  Hoping to get out and play more, non of my friends off-road so.. trying this! haha

Running a 09 Unlimited Sahara with Rubi take off wheels. 
Now shopping for a winch/front bumper. 

Cheers!

[Spinalguy]

Hey Mike.
i think you found a site that unofficially hates mud!
After spending thousands on worn out parts due to mud, i avoid it at any cost.

But, if you love mud, please wash your vehicle asap to avoid being 'that guy' in Calgary.
Cheers and welcome.
Tk

[Mikexii]

haha, dont wanna be "that guy" , I do keep it clean in the city.

[jeepgrl]

Rubiclone is 'that guy', err, 'that girl'... she still has mud outside AND inside from over a month ago.  It was fun getting it dirty though   

[SwampSinger]

Rubiclone is 'that guy', err, 'that girl'... she still has mud outside AND inside from over a month ago.  It was fun getting it dirty though  

she not's that "guy" but more ...  a lazy bum!! ...   .. a month..

Couldn't resist  

Mike ...I freakin' hate mud too... Your jeep is too new for you to realize what it does to it. After spending a few Ks on it because of the mud; you'll join the " I hate mud" club  

welcome to the site!

[jeepgrl]

I learned MY lesson with mud... that good 'ol Mclean mud got itself all in my fan and it took me three washes to get it all out. It's fun, but nasty.

[The Machinist]

Thats ok, at least it"s easy to get the mud off your fan.  Wait till you take off your shock boots and find them full of mud, frame rails, full of mud, pulled out about a hundred puonds of mud soaked carpet, my fuse panel, full of mud, mud eats u-joints, but what the hell, I can't resist it.  I try to go around it but I'm drawn to it and some how end up going right threw the middle of it.   What do I get in return???  A jeep that spends 95% of it's life broken in front of my house, but I sure have fun with it.

[LLYJ]

Working my YJ rebuild this summer has been like an archeological dig - everything from sand in the frame rails from Oregon to recognizable layers and colours from all across canada - probably the coolest find was that super fine pink stuff from Moab underlying almost everything in every nook and cranny, still there from 12 years ago, even under the body mounts - the missus actually refered to my efforts as "Kinda like erasing memories". (We got married on a whim in Vegas while travelling from Death Valley to Moab on that trip, so our jeep has a commemrative value - some people have a saved piece of wedding cake, we have a beat-to-snot YJ as a wedding souvenier LOL)  - As the invested hours accumulate on this one I am warming up to the "I hate mud club" big time LOL

[Mikexii]

Working my YJ rebuild this summer has been like an archeological dig - everything from sand in the frame rails from Oregon to recognizable layers and colours from all across canada - probably the coolest find was that super fine pink stuff from Moab underlying almost everything in every nook and cranny, still there from 12 years ago, even under the body mounts - the missus actually refered to my efforts as "Kinda like erasing memories". (We got married on a whim in Vegas while travelling from Death Valley to Moab on that trip, so our jeep has a commemrative value - some people have a saved piece of wedding cake, we have a beat-to-snot YJ as a wedding souvenier LOL)  - As the invested hours accumulate on this one I am warming up to the "I hate mud club" big time LOL

thats awesome!

[LLYJ]

Came across this one this weekend - 11 years ago - painfully stock ! - good example of that pink mud...